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. 2017 Feb 23;13:1176934317691269. doi: 10.1177/1176934317691269

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Figure 1. — Isolations of Castlerea virus (CsV) in Australia. (A) Summary of CsV isolations from Queensland and Western Australia. ^aNucleotide similarity across 700 base pairs unless otherwise stated. *Four isolates of CsV from Ae camptorhynchus collected in 2014 were sequenced; one sample was sequenced as a representative for all other mosquito species. Isolates depicted with (#) represent sequences obtained by next-generation sequencing. Ae indicates Aedes; An, Anopheles; Cq, Coquillettidia; Cs, Culiseta; Cx, Culex; ND, sequencing not performed. (B) Map of Australia depicting the approximate locations from which CsV isolates were found (black dots).